Examples of gnu.trove.TLongCollection.addAll()

gnu.trove.TLongCollection.addAll()
Adds all of the elements in collection to the collection. @param collection a Collection value @return true if the collection was modified by the add all operation.

        for ( int i = 0; i < vals.length; i++ ) {
            java_set.add( Long.valueOf( vals[i] ) );
        }


        try {
            values.addAll( java_set );
            fail( "Expected UnsupportedOperationException" );
        }
        catch ( UnsupportedOperationException ex ) {
            // Expected
        }

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        catch ( UnsupportedOperationException ex ) {
            // Expected
        }


        try {
            values.addAll( values );
            fail( "Expected UnsupportedOperationException" );
        }
        catch ( UnsupportedOperationException ex ) {
            // Expected
        }

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        catch ( UnsupportedOperationException ex ) {
            // Expected
        }


        try {
            values.addAll( vals );
            fail( "Expected UnsupportedOperationException" );
        }
        catch ( UnsupportedOperationException ex ) {
            // Expected
        }

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                values_list.equals( list ) );




        long[] mismatched = {72, 49, 53, 1024, 999};
        TLongCollection unequal = new TLongArrayList();
        unequal.addAll( mismatched );


        assertFalse( "collections incorrectly equal: " + values_list + ", " + unequal,
                values_list.equals( unequal ) );


        // Change length, different code branch

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